Method and electronic device for processing user behavior data

ABSTRACT

Disclosed are a method and an electronic device for processing user behavior data. The method includes: obtaining user behavior data, wherein the said user behavior data includes a plurality of attributes; reading the attributes of the user behavior data according to a preset dimension; where the said attributes of the user behavior data fail to match a standard rule corresponding to the preset dimension, storing the said user behavior data into a database, determining that the said user behavior data is abnormal and generating a first alarm message; where the said attributes of the user behavior data match the standard rule corresponding to the preset dimension, performing statistics analysis on the user behavior data and storing the statistics result into the database; comparing the said statistics result against a standard set corresponding to the preset dimension; and generating a second alarm message based on the comparison result.

CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

The present disclosure is a continuation of PCT application which has anapplication number of PCT/CN2016/088351 and was filed on Jul. 4, 2016.This application is based upon and claims priority to Chinese PatentApplication NO. 2015110014749, titled “method and system for processinguser behavior data”, filed Dec. 28, 2015, the entire contents of both ofwhich are incorporated herein by reference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The disclosure relates to the technical field of computers, and inparticular to a method and an electronic device for processing userbehavior data.

BACKGROUND

With the rapid development of the Internet, the Internet has graduallybecome an indispensable part of people's life. People can accessinformation that they need by browsing a website, such as searching forinformation, watching videos or shopping. Some traffic data and userbehavior data are generated when people click or browse the website, andthus website operators can analyze a type of a customer using thesedata. Accuracy of final analysis results depends on reliability of thedata. Therefore, sequential detection of the data is very important.

At present, website traffic data or user behavior data are collectedmainly by embodying points at clients' terminals. The following factorshave effects in the whole data collecting process, such as programdevelopment at the client terminal, stability of a network, stability ofa server, and reliability of system architecture. Due to a huge amountof data, a problem generally cannot be found until more than one day isdelayed after the problem occurs. Troubleshooting and solving theproblem take time, which leads a longer period for abnormal data toexist.

SUMMARY

In view of the above, a method and an electronic device for processinguser behavior data are provided according to the disclosure, so as tosolve the problem of low time-efficiency in detecting abnormal userbehavior data.

In one aspect, a method for processing user behavior data is providedaccording to an embodiment of the disclosure which includes: obtaininguser behavior data, wherein the user behavior data includes a pluralityof attributes; reading the attributes of the user behavior dataaccording to a preset dimension; where the attributes of the userbehavior data fail to match a standard rule corresponding to the presetdimension, storing the user behavior data into a database, determiningthat the user behavior data is abnormal and generating a first alarmmessage; where the attributes of the user behavior data match thestandard rule corresponding to the preset dimension, performingstatistics analysis on the user behavior data and storing the statisticsresult into the database; comparing the statistics result with astandard set corresponding to the preset dimension; and generating asecond alarm message based on the comparison result.

In another aspect, an electronic device, which includes:

at least one processor; and a storage device communicably connected withthe said at least one processor; wherein, the said storage device storesinstructions executable by the said at least one processor, the saidinstructions are configured for executing a method for processing userbehavior data according to the disclosure.

In another aspect of an embodiment of the present disclosure, anon-transitory computer-readable storage medium, wherein the saidnon-transitory computer-readable storage medium can storecomputer-executable instructions, the said computer-executableinstructions are configured for executing a method for processing userbehavior data according to the disclosure.

With the method and electronic device for processing user behavior dataaccording to embodiments of the disclosure, correctness of the userbehavior data is checked and statistic data of the correct user behaviordata is checked, which allows detecting abnormal data in real time,thereby solving the problem of low time-efficiency in detecting abnormaluser behavior data.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

One or more embodiments is/are accompanied by the following figures forillustrative purposes and serve to only to provide examples. Theseillustrative descriptions in no way limit any embodiments. Similarelements in the figures are denoted by identical reference numbers.Unless it states the otherwise, it should be understood that thedrawings are not necessarily proportional or to scale.

FIG. 1 illustrates a schematic diagram of a system for processing userbehavior data in accordance with an embodiment of the disclosure;

FIG. 2 illustrates a schematic diagram of a system for processing userbehavior data in accordance with another embodiment of the disclosure;

FIG. 3 illustrates a flow chart of the method for processing userbehavior data in accordance with an embodiment of the disclosure; and

FIG. 4 illustrates the hardware structure of the electronic deviceconfigured for executing the method for processing user behavior dataaccording to the disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The disclosure is elaborated further in detail with reference todrawings and embodiments below. Although the drawings show exemplaryembodiments of the disclosure, it should be understood that thedisclosure may be implemented in various forms but should not be limitedto the embodiments set forth herein. On the contrary, these embodimentscontribute to a more thorough understanding of the disclosure, and cancompletely convey the scope of the disclosure to those skilled in theart.

FIG. 1 shows a schematic diagram of a system for processing userbehavior data in accordance with an embodiment of the disclosure. Asshown in FIG. 1, the system for processing user behavior data includes:an acquisition module 10, a read module 20, a first determining module30, a statistics generation module 40, a comparison module 50 and adetermination module 60.

The acquisition module 10 obtains user behavior data which includes aplurality of attributes.

In this embodiment, some user behavior data is generated when a useraccesses a website or watches a video, for example, the user's IPaddress, the number of user's clicks on the website or video, trafficdata generated when the user accesses the website or watch the video, abrowser used by the user to access the website, an APP for the user towatch the video, a search engine used by the user to search for thewebsite or video. The user behavior data may be obtained from log filesof the website. The obtaining user behavior data includes obtaining userbehavior data in real time and adding the user behavior data into amessage queue.

The read module 20 is configured for reading the attributes of the userbehavior data according to a preset dimension.

The preset dimension(s) can be one or more, and the preset dimension(s)may be selected as needed. For example, when the duration used to play avideo by the user on the website is in need of being analyzed, theduration of playing a video may be selected as the dimension. Forexample, when the preset dimension refers to the duration of playing avideo, the duration of playing a video in the user behavior data isneeded to be classified, and the duration for the user playing a videois classified into one category.

Where the attributes of the user behavior data fail to match a standardrule corresponding to the preset dimension, the first determining module30 is configured for storing the user behavior data into a database,determining that the user behavior data is abnormal and generating afirst alarm message.

In this embodiment, every time when a piece of user behavior data isreceived, correctness of its attributes is checked. For example, whenthe preset dimension refers to the duration of playing a video, theduration of playing a video in the user behavior data is needed to bedetected. If the standard rule is [0,180s] and attributes of the userbehavior data fail to match the standard rule, it will conclude that theuser behavior data is abnormal and the first alarm message is generatedto notify an associated service provider.

A statistics generation module 40 is configured for performingstatistics analysis on the user behavior data and storing statisticsresults into a database, where the attributes of the user behavior datamatch the standard rule corresponding to the preset dimension.

In this embodiment, where attributes of the user behavior data match thestandard rule, statistics analysis is performed on each category of datato calculate the duration of playing a video clicked by the user and thenumber of users for which the duration of playing a video meets thestandard rule, that is, a statistics result. When the preset dimensionrefers to a search engine, users using different search engines areclassified, counting users for each search engine and obtaining thenumber of search engines used and the number of times using each searchengine by the users. If the preset dimension includes a plurality ofdimensions, the user behavior data is calculated respectively accordingto the a plurality of dimensions. During every predetermined cycle,statistics analysis is performed on the user behavior data matched withthe standard rule corresponding to the preset dimension, and thestatistics result is stored into the database. For example, statisticsanalysis is performed every five minutes, and a next round of statisticsanalysis is performed after this round of statistics analysis iscomplete.

The comparison module 50 is configured for comparing the said statisticsresult against a standard set corresponding to the preset dimension.

In this embodiment, the standard set can be a standard used to determinewhether the user behavior data is abnormal, and can be a preset standardset. When the preset dimension includes a plurality of dimensions, thestandard set may also correspondingly include a plurality of standardsets, and one dimension corresponds to one standard set. For example,for video websites, dramas of different countries are popular indifferent degrees, and thus user click-through rates for the dramas ofdifferent countries are different. Rankings of the user click-throughrates for the dramas of different countries may be obtained according tothe statistics result. Generally, rankings of Korean dramas arerelatively higher than others. In this case, the rankings of countriesmay be used as a standard set used for determining the abnormal userbehavior data. For example, after the user behavior data is calculated,it is found that a user click-through rate for dramas of Hong Kong ishighest, that is, the number of users clicking dramas of Hong Kong isranked first currently. However, in the standard set corresponding tothe dimension, it is found that the number of users clicking dramas ofHong Kong is ranked fifth, and the number of users clicking dramas ofHong Kong is fluctuated greatly. In this case, it can conclude that theuser behavior data is abnormal at present.

In this embodiment, the standard set may be a statistics result obtainedby performing statistics analysis on the user behavior data on allwebsites in the same field, or may also be a statistics result obtainedby performing statistics analysis on historical user behavior data onthe website. The statistics result is compared with the standard set.The comparison result may be a degree of deviation of the calculatedresult with respect to the standard set, and the degree of deviationindicates a degree of deviation between the statistics result and thestandard set.

The determination module 60 is configured for generating a second alarmmessage based on the comparison result.

After the comparison result is obtained, it can be determined whetherthe user behavior data is abnormal according to the comparison result.If the statistics result is similar or identical to the standard set, itconcludes that the user behavior data is normal; if the statisticsresult is different from the standard set, it concludes that the userbehavior data is abnormal. Of course, if the statistics result isgreatly different from the standard set, it concludes that the userbehavior data is suspected to be abnormal, and then it determineswhether a degree of deviation of the statistics result with respect tothe standard set exceeds a preset threshold according to the degree ofdeviation.

By using the method and system for processing user behavior dataaccording to the disclosure, correctness of the user behavior data ischecked and statistic data of the correct user behavior data is alsochecked, to detect abnormal data in real time, thereby solving theproblem of low time-efficiency in detecting abnormal user behavior data.

FIG. 2 shows a schematic diagram of a system for processing userbehavior data in accordance with another embodiment of the disclosure.As shown in FIG. 2, the system includes: an acquisition module 10, aread module 20, a first determining module 30, a statistics generationmodule 40, a comparison module 50 and determination module 60. Thedetermination module 60 comprises a first acquisition unit 601, a firstdetermination unit 602 and a first determining unit 603. The acquisitionmodule 10, the read module 20, the first determining module 30, thestatistics generation module 40, and the comparison module 50 have thesame function as the acquisition module 10, the read module 20, thefirst determining module 30, statistics generation module 40, and thecomparison module 50 as shown in FIG. 1 respectively, which will not berepeated again herein.

The first acquisition unit 601 obtains a degree of deviation between thestatistics result and the said standard set.

The degree of deviation indicates a degree of deviation between thestatistics result and the standard set. A bigger value of degree ofdeviation indicates a greater degree of deviation between the statisticsresult and the standard set. For example, after the user behavior datais calculated, it is found that the number of users clicking a video isthe biggest, that is, the number of users clicking the video is rankedfirst at present, as a statistics result. However, in the standard setcorresponding to the dimension, it is found that the number of usersclicking the video is ranked twentieth currently, a degree of deviationbetween the statistics result and the standard set is equal to 19, thedegree of deviation is obtained, and then it can be determined whetherthe user behavior data corresponding to the statistics result isabnormal.

The first determination unit 602 is configured for determining whetherthe degree of deviation exceeds a preset threshold.

The preset threshold may be set in advance as needed. Preset thresholdscorresponding to different dimensions may be the same or different. Forexample, if a preset threshold is equal to 5, the degree of deviationbetween the calculated result and the standard set is equal to 19 in theabove example, and it can be determined whether the user behavior datais abnormal by comparing 19 with 5.

The first determining unit 603 is configured for generating a secondalarm message, where the degree of deviation exceeds the presetthreshold.

For example, the above example, 19>5, which indicates that thecalculated result exceeds the preset threshold, and it concludes thatthe user behavior data is abnormal; a second alarm message is generatedto notify the associated service provider.

Optionally, the preset dimension includes a first dimension and a seconddimension, the obtained standard set includes a first standard set underthe said first dimension and a second standard set under the said seconddimension, wherein the determination module further includes: a secondacquisition unit, configured for obtaining a first degree of deviationbetween the said statistics result and the first standard set; a thirdacquisition unit configured for obtaining a second degree of deviationbetween the said statistics result and the second standard set; a seconddetermination unit configured for determining whether the first degreeof deviation and the second degree of deviation exceed a presetthreshold; and a second determining unit configured for generating asecond alarm message, where both of the first degree of deviation andthe second degree of deviation exceed the preset threshold.

It should be noted that the preset dimension may be three dimensions ormore.

FIG. 3 shows a flow chart of method for processing user behavior data inaccordance with an embodiment of the disclosure. The method forprocessing user behavior data includes the following steps S301 to S306.

In step S301, user behavior data is obtained, and the said user behaviordata includes a plurality of attributes.

In this embodiment, some user behavior data is generated when the useraccesses a website or watches a video, for example, the user's IPaddress, the number of the user clicking the website or video, trafficdata generated when the user accesses the website or watch the video, abrowser used by the user to access the website, an APP for the userwatching the video, a search engine used by the user to search for thewebsite or video. These user behavior data may be obtained from logfiles of the website. The obtaining user behavior data includesobtaining user behavior data in real time and adding the user behaviordata into a message queue.

In step S302, the attributes of the user behavior data is read accordingto a preset dimension.

The preset dimension may be one or more dimensions, and the presetdimension may be selected as needed. For example, when the duration ofplaying a video clicked by the user on the website is needed to beanalyzed, the duration of playing a video may be selected as thedimension. For example, when the preset dimension refers to the durationof playing a video, the duration of playing a video in the user behaviordata is needed to be classified, and the duration for the user playing avideo is classified into one category.

In step S303, the user behavior data is stored into a database, itconcludes that the user behavior data is abnormal and a first alarmmessage is generated, where the attributes of the user behavior datafail to match a standard rule corresponding to the preset dimension.

In this embodiment, every time when a piece of user behavior data isreceived, correctness of its attributes is checked. For example, whenthe preset dimension is the duration of playing a video, the duration ofplaying a video in the user behavior data is needed to be detected. Ifthe standard rule is set to be [0,180s] and the attributes of the userbehavior data fail to match the standard rule, it concludes that theuser behavior data is abnormal and the first alarm message is generatedto notify the associated service provider.

In step S304, statistics analysis is performed on the user behavior dataand the statistics result is stored into a database, when the attributesof the user behavior data match the standard rule corresponding to thepreset dimension.

In this embodiment, where attributes of the user behavior data match thestandard rule, statistics analysis is performed on each category of datato calculate the duration of playing a video clicked by the user and thenumber of users for which the duration of playing a video meets thestandard rule, that is, a statistics result. When the preset dimensionrefers to a search engine, users using different search engines areclassified, counting users for each search engine and obtaining thenumber of search engines used and the number of times using each searchengine by the users. If the preset dimension includes a plurality ofdimensions, the user behavior data is calculated respectively accordingto the a plurality of dimensions. During every predetermined cycle,statistics analysis is performed on the user behavior data matched withthe standard rule corresponding to the preset dimension, and thestatistics result is stored into the database. For example, statisticsanalysis is performed every five minutes, and a next round of statisticsanalysis is performed after this round of statistics analysis iscomplete.

In step S305, the statistics result is compared against a standard setcorresponding to the preset dimension.

In this embodiment, the standard set can be a standard used to determinewhether the user behavior data is abnormal, and can be a preset standardset. When the preset dimension includes a plurality of dimensions, thestandard set may also correspondingly include a plurality of standardsets, and one dimension corresponds to one standard set. For example,for video websites, dramas of different countries are popular indifferent degrees, and thus user click-through rates for the dramas ofdifferent countries are different. Rankings of the user click-throughrates for the dramas of different countries may be obtained according tothe statistics result. Generally, rankings of Korean dramas arerelatively higher than others. In this case, the rankings of countriesmay be used as a standard set used for determining the abnormal userbehavior data. For example, after the user behavior data is calculated,it is found that a user click-through rate for dramas of Hong Kong ishighest, that is, the number of users clicking dramas of Hong Kong isranked first currently. However, in the standard set corresponding tothe dimension, it is found that the number of users clicking dramas ofHong Kong is ranked fifth, and the number of users clicking dramas ofHong Kong is fluctuated greatly. In this case, it can conclude that theuser behavior data is abnormal at present.

In this embodiment, the standard set may be a statistics result obtainedby performing statistics analysis on the user behavior data on allwebsites in the same field, or may also be a statistics result obtainedby performing statistics analysis on historical user behavior data onthe website. The statistics result is compared with the standard set.The comparison result may be a degree of deviation of the calculatedresult with respect to the standard set, and the degree of deviationindicates a degree of deviation between the statistics result and thestandard set.

In step S306, a second alarm message is generated based on thecomparison result.

After the comparison result is obtained, it can be determined whetherthe user behavior data is abnormal according to the comparison result.If the statistics result is similar or identical to the standard set, itconcludes that the user behavior data is normal; if the statisticsresult is different from the standard set, it concludes that the userbehavior data is abnormal. Of course, if the statistics result isgreatly different from the standard set, it concludes that the userbehavior data is suspected to be abnormal, and then it is determinedwhether a degree of deviation of the statistics result with respect tothe standard set exceeds a preset threshold according to the degree ofdeviation.

With the method and system for processing user behavior data accordingto the disclosure, correctness of the user behavior data is checked andstatistic data of the correct user behavior data is also checked, todetect abnormal data in real time, thereby solving the problem of lowtime-efficiency in detecting abnormal user behavior data.

A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium, wherein the saidnon-transitory computer-readable storage medium can storecomputer-executable instructions, and the said instructions areconfigured to execute part or all of the steps in each ofimplementations of the method for processing user behavior dataaccording to the disclosure.

FIG. 4 illustrates the hardware structure of the electronic deviceconfigured for executing the method for processing user behavior dataaccording to the disclosure. As shown in FIG. 4, the said electronicdevice comprises:

one processor 410, which is shown in FIG. 4 as an example, or moreprocessors and a storage device 420;

the electronic device executing the method for processing user behaviordata further comprises: an input device 430 and an output device 440;

processor 410, storage device 420, input device 430 and output device440 can be connected by BUS or other methods, and BUS connecting isshowed in FIG. 4 as an example.

Storage device 420 can be used for storing non-transitory softwareprogram, non-transitory computer executable program and modules as anon-transitory computer-readable storage medium, such as correspondingprogram instructions/modules for executing the methods for processinguser behavior data mentioned by embodiments of the present disclosure(for example, as shown in FIG. 1, an acquisition module 10, a readmodule 20, a first determining module 30, a statistics generation module40, a comparison module 50 and a determination module 60). Processor 410by executing non-transitory software program performs all kinds offunctions of a server and process data, instructions and modules whichare stored in storage device 420, thereby realizes the methods forprocessing user behavior data mentioned by embodiments of the presentdisclosure.

Storage device 420 can include program storage area and data storagearea, thereby the operating system and applications required by at leastone function can be stored in program storage area and data created byusing the device for controlling standby power consumption of a mobileterminal can be stored in data storage area. Furthermore, storage device420 can include high speed Random-access memory (RAM) or non-volatilememory such as hard drive storage device, flash memory device or othernon-volatile solid state storage devices. In some embodiments, storagedevice 420 can include long-distance setup memories relative toprocessor 410, which can communicate via network with the device forrealizing the methods mentioned by embodiments of the presentdisclosure. The examples of said networks are including but not limitedto Internet, Intranet, LAN, mobile Internet and their combinations.

Input device 430 can be used to receive inputted number, characterinformation and key signals causing user configures and functioncontrols of the device. Output device 440 can include a display screenor a display device.

The said module or modules are stored in storage device 420 and performany one of the methods for processing user behavior data when executedby one or more processors 410.

The said device can achieve the corresponding advantages by includingthe function modules or performing the methods provided by embodimentsof the present disclosure. Those methods can be referenced for technicaldetails which may not be completely described in this embodiment.

Electronic devices in embodiments of the present disclosure can beexistences with different types, which are including but not limited to:

(1) Mobile Internet devices: devices with mobile communication functionsand providing voice or data communication services, which includesmartphones (e.g. iPhone), multimedia phones, feature phones andlow-cost phones.

(2) Super mobile personal computing devices: devices belong to categoryof personal computers but mobile internet function is provided, whichinclude PAD, MID and UMPC devices, e.g. iPad.

(3) Portable recreational devices: devices with multimedia displaying orplaying functions, which include audio or video players, handheld gameplayers, e-book readers, intelligent toys and vehicle navigationdevices.

(4) Servers: devices with computing functions, which are constructed byprocessors, hard disks, memories, system BUS, etc. For providingservices with high reliabilities, servers always have higherrequirements in processing ability, stability, reliability, security,expandability, manageability, etc., although they have a similararchitecture with common computers.

(5) Other electronic devices with data interacting functions.

The embodiments of devices are described above only for illustrativepurposes. Units described as separated portions may be or may not bephysically separated, and the portions shown as respective units may beor may not be physical units, i.e., the portions may be located at oneplace, or may be distributed over a plurality of network units. A partor whole of the modules may be selected to realize the objectives of theembodiments of the present disclosure according to actual requirements.

In view of the above descriptions of embodiments, those skilled in thisart can well understand that the embodiments can be realized by softwareplus necessary hardware platform, or may be realized by hardware. Basedon such understanding, it can be seen that the essence of the technicalsolutions in the present disclosure (that is, the part makingcontributions over prior arts) may be embodied as software products. Thecomputer software products may be stored in a computer readable storagemedium including instructions, such as ROM/RAM, a hard drive, an opticaldisk, to enable a computer device (for example, a personal computer, aserver or a network device, and so on) to perform the methods of all ora part of the embodiments.

It shall be noted that the above embodiments are disclosed to explaintechnical solutions of the present disclosure, but not for limitingpurposes. While the present disclosure has been described in detail withreference to the above embodiments, those skilled in this art shallunderstand that the technical solutions in the above embodiments can bemodified, or a part of technical features can be equivalentlysubstituted, and such modifications or substitutions will not make theessence of the technical solutions depart from the spirit or scope ofthe technical solutions of various embodiments in the presentdisclosure.

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 9. A method, applied to an electronic device, forprocessing user behavior data, comprising: obtaining user behavior data,wherein the said user behavior data includes a plurality of attributes;reading the attributes of the user behavior data according to a presetdimension; where the said attributes of the user behavior data fail tomatch a standard rule corresponding to the preset dimension, storing thesaid user behavior data into a database, determining that the said userbehavior data is abnormal and generating a first alarm message; wherethe said attributes of the user behavior data match the standard rulecorresponding to the preset dimension, performing statistics analysis onthe user behavior data and storing the statistics result into thedatabase; comparing the said statistics result against a standard setcorresponding to the preset dimension; and generating a second alarmmessage based on the comparison result.
 10. The method according toclaim 9, wherein the obtaining user behavior data comprises: receivingpushed user behavior data; and adding the said user behavior data into amessage queue.
 11. The method according to claim 10, wherein, where thesaid attributes of the user behavior data match the standard rulecorresponding to the preset dimension, performing statistics analysis onthe user behavior data and storing the statistics result into thedatabase, comprising: during every preset time cycle, performingstatistics analysis on the user behavior data which matches to thestandard rule corresponding to the preset dimension, and storing thestatistics result into the database.
 12. The method according to claim10, wherein, the generating a second alarm message based on thecomparison result comprising: obtaining the degree of deviation betweenthe said statistics result and the said standard set; determiningwhether the said degree of deviation exceeds a preset threshold; andgenerating a second alarm message if the said degree of deviationexceeds the preset threshold.
 13. The method according to claim 10,wherein the said preset dimension comprises a first dimension and asecond dimension, the obtained standard set comprises a first standardset under the said first dimension and a second standard set under thesaid second dimension, wherein the generating a second alarm messagebased on the comparison result comprises: obtaining a first degree ofdeviation between the said statistics result and the first standard set;obtaining a second degree of deviation between the said statisticsresult and the second standard set; determining whether the said firstdegree of deviation and the said second degree of deviation exceed thepreset threshold; and generating a second alarm message if both of thesaid first degree of deviation and the said second degree of deviationexceed the said preset threshold.
 14. An electronic device, comprising:at least one processor; and a storage device communicably connected withthe said at least one processor; wherein, the said storage device storesinstructions executable by the said at least one processor, whereinexecution of the instructions by the said at least one processor causesthe at least one processor to: obtain user behavior data, wherein thesaid user behavior data includes a plurality of attributes; read theattributes of the user behavior data according to a preset dimension;where the said attributes of the user behavior data fail to match astandard rule corresponding to the preset dimension, store the said userbehavior data into a database, determine that the said user behaviordata is abnormal and generate a first alarm message; where the saidattributes of the user behavior data match the standard rulecorresponding to the preset dimension, perform statistics analysis onthe user behavior data and store the statistics result into thedatabase; compare the said statistics result against a standard setcorresponding to the preset dimension; and generate a second alarmmessage based on the comparison result.
 15. The electronic deviceaccording to claim 14, wherein the execution of the instructions toobtain user behavior data causes the at least one processor to: receivepushed user behavior data; and add the said user behavior data into amessage queue.
 16. The electronic device according to claim 15, whereinthe execution of the instructions to where the said attributes of theuser behavior data match the standard rule corresponding to the presetdimension, performing statistics analysis on the user behavior data andstoring the statistics result into the database causes the at least oneprocessor to: during every preset time cycle, perform statisticsanalysis on the user behavior data which matches to the standard rulecorresponding to the preset dimension, and store the statistics resultinto the database.
 17. The electronic device according to claim 15,wherein the execution of the instructions to generate a second alarmmessage based on the comparison result causes the at least one processorto: obtain a degree of deviation between the statistics result and thestandard set; determine whether the degree of deviation exceeds a presetthreshold; and generate the second alarm message, where the degree ofdeviation exceeds the preset threshold.
 18. The electronic deviceaccording to claim 15, wherein the preset dimension comprises a firstdimension and a second dimension, the obtained standard set comprises afirst standard set under the first dimension and a second standard setunder the second dimension, wherein the execution of the instructions togenerate a second alarm message based on the comparison result causesthe at least one processor to: obtain a first degree of deviationbetween the said statistics result and the first standard set; obtain asecond degree of deviation between the said statistics result and thesecond standard set; determine whether the said first degree ofdeviation and the said second degree of deviation exceed the presetthreshold; and generate a second alarm message if both of the said firstdegree of deviation and the said second degree of deviation exceed thesaid preset threshold.
 19. A non-transitory computer-readable storagemedium, wherein the said non-transitory computer-readable storage mediumstore computer-executable instructions that, when executed by anelectronic device, cause the electronic device to: obtain user behaviordata, wherein the said user behavior data includes a plurality ofattributes; read the attributes of the user behavior data according to apreset dimension; where the said attributes of the user behavior datafail to match a standard rule corresponding to the preset dimension,store the said user behavior data into a database, determine that thesaid user behavior data is abnormal and generate a first alarm message;where the said attributes of the user behavior data match the standardrule corresponding to the preset dimension, perform statistics analysison the user behavior data and store the statistics result into thedatabase; compare the said statistics result against a standard setcorresponding to the preset dimension; and generate a second alarmmessage based on the comparison result.
 20. The non-transitorycomputer-readable storage medium according to claim 19, wherein theinstructions to obtain user behavior data cause the electronic deviceto: receive pushed user behavior data; and add the said user behaviordata into a message queue.
 21. The non-transitory computer-readablestorage medium according to claim 20, wherein the instructions to wherethe said attributes of the user behavior data match the standard rulecorresponding to the preset dimension, performing statistics analysis onthe user behavior data and storing the statistics result into thedatabase to: during every preset time cycle, perform statistics analysison the user behavior data which matches to the standard rulecorresponding to the preset dimension, and store the statistics resultinto the database.
 22. The non-transitory computer-readable storagemedium according to claim 20, wherein the instructions to generate asecond alarm message based on the comparison result cause the electronicdevice to: obtain the degree of deviation between the said statisticsresult and the said standard set; determine whether the said degree ofdeviation exceeds a preset threshold; and generate a second alarmmessage if the said degree of deviation exceeds the preset threshold.23. The non-transitory computer-readable storage medium according toclaim 20, wherein the said preset dimension comprises a first dimensionand a second dimension, the obtained standard set comprises a firststandard set under the said first dimension and a second standard setunder the said second dimension, wherein the instructions to generate asecond alarm message based on the comparison result cause the electronicdevice to: obtain a first degree of deviation between the saidstatistics result and the first standard set; obtain a second degree ofdeviation between the said statistics result and the second standardset; determine whether the said first degree of deviation and the saidsecond degree of deviation exceed the preset threshold; and generate asecond alarm message if both of the said first degree of deviation andthe said second degree of deviation exceed the said preset threshold.